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Not many Liverpool fans will ever speak effusively about Manchester United and LeBron James is clearly no different, as he ribbed an NBA journalist for wearing a United jacket while interviewing him.

Mike Trudell was wearing the Red Devils number as he spoke to one of basketball's all-time greats courtside earlier this week, but Liverpool part-owner James made it clear that he wasn't a fan.

"Oh my God, that is a horrible jacket!" James then proceeded to pretend to rip the jacket off Trudell, who laughed along with the Los Angeles Lakers great.

James owns a two per cent stake in Liverpool having invested $6.5 million in the Anfield club as part of a marketing deal with FSG in 2011.

James has spoken about Liverpool on a number of occasions since investing in the club, initially saying in 2011: "I’ve always wanted to be involved in soccer.

I’m a huge fan of the game and I’m proud to be a part of the Liverpool Football Club.

Liverpool have won 18 league championships and it meant a lot to read about King Kenny and Steven Gerrard – a hometown kid who now captains the team.

“And then to be at Anfield and see 40,000 fans screaming at the top of their lungs, the whole game was an unbelievable experience for me.

I see Liverpool in that group.”

James routinely reacts to goings-on at Liverpool on social media, congratulating the club on trophy wins and sending messages to players and staff.

Following Jurgen Klopp's exit last year, James wrote: "THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING AND MORE!
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